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Voice of Ages marks the Chieftains 50th anniversary. Initially, Paddy Moloney wanted to get all the living members of the band together for an album ... More

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Produced by head Chieftain Paddy Maloney, The Celtic Harp is essentially a showcase for the very talented harpist Derek Bell. Bell handled all of the ... More

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In the Chieftains' four decades of recording, they've changed labels a handful of times, and each label has seen fit to record at least one or two ... More

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This album is a follow-up to the 1995 album The Long Black Veil. The idea is the same: the Chieftains play house band for many guest vocalists and ... More

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With Long Black Veil, the Chieftains attempted a mainstream pop crossover by recording with rock and pop stars from the Rolling Stones and Sting to ... More

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Well, sort of. The 50 minutes of music here represent the best of the group's three albums (Chieftains 7, Chieftains 8, Boil the Breakfast Early) ... More

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The Chieftains' second album for Columbia Records was a distinct departure from the pattern of their previous releases in its structure. The opening ... More

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Here the Chieftains have embarked upon an exploration of the "lost Celtic province" of Galicia (the northwest corner of Spain) and areas extending to ... More

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Ever since 1988's Irish Heartbeat, the Chieftains relied on guest artists on their own albums, ranging from Celtic peers to pop, rock, and country ... More

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7 was the first Chieftains album released in the States by Columbia, though the group had been playing together and recording in some form since the ... More

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In the wake of the success of O Brother Where Art Thou?, this collaboration between Irish supergroup the Chieftains and some of country's best known ... More

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RCA Legacy's The Essential Chieftains breaks the legendary Irish collective's career into two sections. The first disc focuses on 18 of the group's ... More

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Voice of Ages marks the Chieftains 50th anniversary. Initially, Paddy Moloney wanted to get all the living members of the band together for an album ... More

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A classic for lovers of good and heartfelt music played with joy. This has Paddy Moloney and the Chieftains combining forces with one of the best ... More

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The big change on their ninth album, in Chieftains terms anyway, was the departure of founding members Sean Potts and Martin Tubridy, to be replaced ... More

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The fifth album by the Chieftains was also their best, and their first one to cross over, at least in America -- where it was originally issued by ... More

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As a practical matter, this collection seems to have been issued at the time to fill a gap in the Irish band's release schedule. But it turns out to ... More

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In 2002, the legendary and insanely prolific Irish ensemble the Chieftains released Down the Old Plank Road: The Nashville Sessions. Utilizing ... More

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This is the real stuff, the very best of the group's early albums and the best representation of the Chieftains' original sound. If anything, the ... More

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